Sentence examples for with a diminution from inspiring English sources

Pair that with a diminution of two more once-powerful voices — Congress and the city's business leaders — and politicians are operating without some of the checks that once helped keep them honest.

These restrictions led to, or at least coincided with, a diminution in the popularity and ubiquity of signs marking shops and dwellings, and thereafter the practice of numbering buildings sequentially by street gained steadily in popularity.

The existence of strain in the film together with a diminution in the coordination number for adatoms at the edges of the islands are considered to be at the origin of the observed behavior.

Results obtained showed that the main stages responsible for waste stabilization were the two first stages: mechanical separation and anaerobic digestion with a diminution of both RI and BMP around 40% and 60%, respectively, whereas the third stage, composting of digested materials, produced lesser biological degradation (20 30%).

Treatment with compounds 9 and 15 showed increasing swelling of soft paw tissue with a diminution in bone density (Additional file 1: Figure S1C) and some minimal soft tissue swelling (Additional file 1: Figure S1D) respectively.

In another investigation, Z. mays seeds germinated in magnetic fluid (ferrophase content was 2.03 × 1017 particles within 1 ml) resulted in a chlorophyll (a, b) and carotenoid content increase (of about 30%%) for a fraction of magnetic fluid of 100 200 μl/l with a diminution at 300 μl/l almost to the control level in young plants [27].

Reiser6 found that linseed oil emulsions incubated with rumen contents showed a diminution in linolenic acid content with a corresponding increase in linoleic acid, indicating the hydrogenation of linolenic acid to linoleic acid.

The analysis of the skin colour revealed a significant reduction of skin luminance (L* value) with age, which is in concordance with previous studies that reported a diminution of this parameter with age on the face of female subjects [ 37, 38].

Aging-related increases in oxidative stress have been associated with endothelial dysfunction and a diminution of mesenteric lymphatic vessel contractility (Thangaswamy et al., 2012).

This may be due, at least in part, to expression from the non-mutated allele following gene-trap insertional mutagenesis (if the second allele is transcribed, then a reduction in expression, rather than full knockdown is anticipated, with a resultant diminution of toxin activity rather than full resistance to intoxication).

They observed an initial decrease of up to 40% of doses with a gradual diminution of effect over time.